中文｜EN
Donate Now

State Compensation Act

05Oct.
2023

Seminar Session 2 Records | The Attribution Principles of State Compensation Liability: Moving from Fault Liability to Strict Liability

Judicial Reform Foundation

In the second session, led by moderator Professor Hung Chia-yin, and inspired by the insights of speaker Professor Lin…

14Sep.
2021

Op-Ed | Public Claims for State Compensation and Judicial Independence Are Not a Zero-Sum Game

Lü Cheng-Yen, Attorney at Law / Legal Researcher, Judicial Reform Foundation

The Executive Yuan's proposed amendments to the State Compensation Law raised concerns about when people may seek…

10Sep.
2021

Op-Ed | Does Amending the State Compensation Law Threaten Judicial Independence? Judicial Immunity ≠ State Immunity

Chiang Jung-Hsiang / Chairperson of the Judicial Reform Committee of the Taipei Bar Association, Standing Executive Member of the Judicial Reform Foundation

The State Compensation Law has been in force for 40 years since July 1, 1981. The Executive Yuan recently approved a…

09Jun.
2014

Did the Ministry of National Defense Accidentally Win a Rigged Game?

Kao Jung-chih / Attorney-at-Law, Executive Director of the Judicial Reform Foundation

Winning a lawsuit usually brings joy. In the civil liability proceedings of the Chiang Kuo-ch'ing case, where the…